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Enjoying yourself is mostly a question of attitude

Pleasure takes a few different forms

For some, it’s a full plate. For others, it’s an empty head after twelve kilometres on foot. There’s room for both here. What rounds off a day at the Aichner:

  1. Good food from South Tyrol and the rest of Italy
  2. Quiet in the spa, with six stations to work through
  3. A bed that keeps you in it longer than you planned
  4. Mountains outside the door
  5. A beer or a glass of wine on the terrace as the sun goes down
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Gourmet dish with seared meat, vegetables and dark sauce on a white plate

At the table, we get serious about pleasure

The menu holds what South Tyroleans have always eaten, and what fills you up properly after a day out. Honest cooking with an Italian accent, seasonal ingredients from the region, and a bit of invention from the chef:

  • Knödel, the local dumplings, in all their variations, from speck to cheese
  • Schlutzkrapfen, half-moon ravioli with spinach and brown butter
  • Game and roasts, cooked slowly
  • Hand-made pasta and home-made risotto
  • Kaiserschmarrn and apple strudel to follow

House favourites: try the ossobuco and order the “Jägerschnitzel”, and a fresh beer with it. You can read more about the menu here.

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Vater spielt mit Kind im Pool vor Berglandschaft bei klarem Himmel

All-round well-being

Some people need a walk after dinner. We’d suggest a few spa moments before it instead, whichever kind suits you: swimming, or getting properly warm in the herbal sauna, the steam bath, or the infrared cabin, or simply lying still in one of the relaxation areas, water bed included. Sounds about right? You can find all the details under Spa.

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Turquoise mountain lake with rowboats beneath forested slopes and rocky peaks

Pleasure works outdoors too

The South Tyrolean mountains begin right on your doorstep. Plan de Corones/Kronplatz is yours on skis in winter and in hiking boots in summer. Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee is just a short drive away, as is the Val Fiscalina/Fischleintal valley in the Sexten Dolomites. A lot of it you can reach by bike or on public transport. For route ideas, ask the Olang Tourist Board or ask us at reception.

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Frequently asked

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Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free?

All possible. Let us know in advance and the kitchen will sort it out.

Is there anything for children on the menu?

Of course. Pizza, a small schnitzel, and everything in between.

What about half board?

The hotel offers rooms with breakfast or half board. In the Residence you add meals as and when you fancy them.

Any tips for the local area?

Plan de Corones/Kronplatz, Lake Braies/Pragser Wildsee, Val Fiscalina/Fischleintal valley, and on it goes.

Do I need to book the spa?

Just turn up, put the bathrobe on, and start.

Hotel Aichner & Residence
The Aichner Family // Via Hans Von Perthaler 5
39030 Valdaora/Olang // Italy
VAT no.: IT02839180219
T +39 0474 496286 // info@hotel-aichner.com